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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-28
nova NOM sEcK.aloNnr,.

The people Of Nova Scotia seem 10 be
more than ever bent on separation from
the Dominion. and, 10 IL said. the feel.
Ina among them In favor Of annexation
TO the United States ia growing ct
great pace. The Provincial Govern.
ment. which is strongly seosssioniss 10
sentiment recently reAfhrned In the
Legislature its inseasion 10 use every
effort 10 break ths boad vhich eonnscts
Nova Scotia vita the Dominion, and
The temper Of The people ia said 10 be
such that any movs which may be nads
in the direction Of separation Nsl be
enthusiastically supported.
Daring recent debate 90 the sab
Jest Of secession in the Provincial Par.
uamsns Jsifrey MsC00l, LlherAl ana
"a advanced secessioaiss. startled the
HOase By movsns the passage Of The fol
lowing resolutioR;
That this Hoass, In view Of waai has
taken place. should prepare By legtala-
Nto1 W euftAta tAa et tae14H4 80 A1At thef
will coue within ear revenue. The
resolution then details = system % econ
emy Shoald these saosts ~ Placs ths
Province on q seund hnanctai basis ~
sall IN failure the whals matter should
Be submitted 10 the people. With q wee
20 obtaining repeal Of The nnien and
asking the GcveFnaaeat Of The Unitsd
States - aamit NovA Scotia as = state
% that Unioa. which u 40 doaea Ger
ultimate commercial destinations.
Tue dshass vas adisarned With
action On this rssolatioa. bat Il wAs svi.
dent that 10 had sreased . protoana
sensation and thai 1hs spirit II whlcA IL
was received bodes evil ter the Ottawa
Government.
AhokeahsF. IL appears higAly probable
that cur CAnAaiaa frssnas wsll seon BE-
called opon 10 solve secession pFoelsm
very similar 70 that which they snasAv.
cred 70 pssvsnt e. frsaa salvlns sAlia.
fastoSily aeolt q qaartss 81 = csnsary
40,
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Yot no nmgmnf Of airy oo16daues o.
bMsaleaa belief can alter tie faea that
Grower Ciewel4Bd woul1 Be Q fatally
weak cMndidata In Mew I RI, nmd also
where tkan In Nov York, sIkh0uRh with
ont this State the Demecrzks would Be
beaten. Mr.. Clsssland's fsisnds 10
othsr Statess aud these persons whs.
without any apecisi kindness fer him,
vsinly imaafne thai the Democracy
Il bo1nd 10 stick 70 him. yin
o. ioss. seem 10 g1pposs that e q
prejadioo OF pers01al dialiks witch q
resDonEihls for tie gloomy view Of those
wbo insist tbat, even II BE sbosfd Be re-
nominete6. be could net Be EXISTED.
Does Mr.. George william CARTS dislike
Mr.. OlsvsiaBd5 IL be prsindised save
IL Mr.. Clsvelasd's favoE2 Yet be
sees the diGaatisfsetien Of the DeDo-
Gratis IN New York, and espeeially n
this t0un and Bcooklyn. and admits thai
i wgu'd probably prove fatal should
Mr.. Cleveland be pat up for . seeond
Term.
Grant that Mr.. Cleveland has al The
virtues and Qualifications which nswly
appointed 0flsiai could discover tn hiss;
grant. 10 you are able eonsoienki0usly 10
/ 20 20 far, that his administration has
been capable and faaltless; The fact re-
mains that since 1884 be has elined no
Republican votes IN New York snd be
has Lost many Democrats votes. Put
away sentiment and take % sFithmstie.
Whistler Mr.. Clevelaad b good, bad OF
Indifferent, he b minority eandida'e
In this state. II the Dem
ooratie party wishes 10 re-
nowi ste him be will Be reneminsted
bat the acoidsns whieh broaGht him il
N 1854 will not be repeated. He viii Be-
without the assistance Of Mr.. Bafohard
aud also without several Thousand Dem
eoratic votes which be got IN New Horh
that year. These are tie facts. We did
not make them. and neither the Atlantis
Constitution noF anybody else can alteI
them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-28

The State Of Kentucky is aorsly 10
need Of new constitution. Its citizens
have for many years shafed under the
provisions Of The present INSTRUMENT
which is utterly opposed 10 lhe spirit Of
the age and is q serious hinged.
iment 10 the progress of the
State. II was formed many
years ago when social and Industrial
conditions we're radically different frSm
these which are In vogue today. As the
Louisville Courier Josrnal says:
'.sinoe the adoption Of the present
constitution the nation has passed
through . revolution which oVeFshfew
our domestic institutions and made
voters Of our slaves. Ia addition the
industrial revolution caused BY the ex
tension OF railroads and the arouth Of
corporations, has altarsd 10 q very SER
Ioue oxlent she character Of legislation.
Evils have manifested themselves which
10 te essential 20 our continued growth
and happiness shall be eurbsd."
The people Of Kentucky have made
several unsuccessful efforts 10 rid them.
selves Of this anaOhronism Of eonsti-
tuition and they propose to Try again
this year, although they almost despair
OF success. The peculiar feature Of the
ease is that the provisions Of the old
constitution render u almost impossible
TO adopt new constitution, hoUeveF
much the people may desire 10 do 90.
II is necessary that q majority Of the
legal voters Of the State shall express
their desire for change bsfors Il can
be effected, and u has hitherto been
impossible 70 induce q majority OF all
the voters 10 come 10 The polls and do
clare their opinion on lhe subject. Much
a. the State needs q nev constitute
therefore, The provisions Of the cid con.
stitntion render Il impossible 10 obtain
one and tbs interests OF the State
suffer accordingly. 0as woald be paz.
Eled 10 knov what the people ought 10
do under sueh circumstances. II is 10
be hoped, however, that their preasal
effort viii b Successful asd thai they
uill be relieved Of the ascessiiy Of Do
Ing anything extraordinary.
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An EMBARGo.
The Eject % the Interstate law en-
Pacific Coast TFaGie.

The Eject % the Interstate law on
Pacific Coast TFnGle.
CmcAoo, April 2l.-The Times this
morning says: Another effect Of the
Inter State law In transcontinental
traffic 10 ssen in the transportation Of
salmon from the Pacific Coast to the
Eastern markets. This industry fur
nishes Q large amount Of freight 10 the
transcontinental roads during the ssa-
son, and there has been In the past
active competition for IL. Last season,
daving the war In rates, the tariff was
forced down, and even at the Low rates
then prevailing, the Caaadian Pacific
Railroad vas in the field and succeeded
In getting good deal of business. Il
is now understood that the CANADIAN
Pacific Railroad Is making a 81 rate to
TO the salmon packers 10 Chicago. The
rate is pFoportionately Low to Eastern
points, with more than fair prospect
Of securing the larger part Of the basi-
mesa unless the Interstate Commission
comes 10 the rescue.
Through Pacific ceast business has
almest ceased, probably the average
from Chicago daily for the past year mp
10 April LIST was 100 cars. Now q beg
carly three or four carloads 90 forward,
and these are made up Of little odds and
ends Of household furniture, etc. About
the only large contract that has been
made since the Law vent into effect, WAS
a few carloads Of slaves over the Cali
foFnia fast-fFeight line. The rates on
these have advanced 60 per cent, an in
crease that California wine producers
will have t. nav, These and vehicles
are about all the substantial traffic that
have been offered since the Law vent
into effect.
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els smoEs.

How much q man IL like old shoes.
For instance, both q soul may lose;
Boeh have been tanned, beth are made
tight
By cobblers. Both Rss lsft and right.
Both need . mate 70 ~ eomplete,
And bosh are made 70 80 on feet.
They bsth need healing, Oft are sold.
And both IN time all turn 70 mold.
With shoes the Lass is first; With men
The hrst shall be the last; and when
The shoes wear out they're mended pew;
When men wear out they're men dead.
too.
They beth are tFod upon, and both
Will tread on others, nothing loath.
Both have their ties and beth incline,
when polished. Ia the world 10 shine,
And both peg oat - and wsuld yeu
choose
To be q man, or be his shOssS
Anonymous.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ letters % administration. with the
uetta d Densmore deceased. have been
granted % me 81 the Prohasa Court Of
King county. W. T. Al claims against
said estate mGst BE- presented 20 me duly
verified aad accompanied by the neces-
sAry vanchsrn. ~ the osfice Of Greene,
HAnf0rd 4 MC9rAW, IN the City cf SEAT
tie. within one year trom this Sssh day OF
April. lsSs. ar the same viii Be forever
barred. G. III. HANFORn.
Administrator. cum tcstameato Annexa.
estate OF Annette q. Densrnora au3SwSt
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CoLD CoMFoRr.

Admirers OF Cleveland Who hope for
bis denomination will hardly be able to
extract much encouragement from the
editorial comments that We give below.
The NsV YORK. World, the New York
SuA and the Cincinnati Enq1irsr are
very prominent and Influential Demo
cratic papers. and are in q position 10
know whereof they speak II party
Dissatisfaction can beat hIm. Mr.. Cievs-
land will not have 10 trouble himself
about denomination
VoR sLYnTX's SAKE.
TCaciaaaa EAgsirsr
The En0Sirsr's interview With Mr..
Curtis vas, ~ Ve predicted u would be,
heard round the world. Amid the al
most limitless comment that IL has
called forth, Que theme constantly re-
appears-his idea that the asxt Press
deatial election will Be settled within q
radius Of . few miles from Nsv York
City. This pleases New YoFkers; and
u would be rash 10 deny it. Mr.. Clay
asnied u IN 1874, and vas beaten. Mr..
hlaine's friends denied 10 81 Chicago 10
1854. and be vas beaten. Yet there Il
q reasonable prospect that In 1858 many
Northern States. hitherto steadfasGiy ia
the Republican column. viii tara ever
10 the Psopleu party, However, Il
might be Just a. yell. for safety's SAKE,
10 carry New YORK..
rHR uSPLEAsAEr Truth.
ives Tork World.
Th... A. .,.~shf..s, .s..... a - i
che World's readers - IN Mr.. Curtis's
wee Of the political situation. In
stating that the next election for Presi-
dent vill Be settled within q radius Of
twenty miles from the center Of this
city, and thai there IL such dissatisfss-
tioa VITA President Cleveland today
among the Democratic voters that With
him as . candidate the party would
probably Be defeated. 10 The existing
condition of al .irs. the distinguished
mae samp simply repeats what every
Intelligent observer Who dAres 10 speaS
his th5aehi Will saw.
TIE facts are plain. Me-. Cleveland
carried Aew ieFk before BY q scrateh.
TIE detection Of Demscratie voters vas
% great that, bus for one olundaF and
Que accident-ihs miilionAir-a dimner
and the hareAAFd speech Mr.. Blaiue
Uoald have carried The State. This de-
fection has net been diminished ~ the
eaerse 81 the Administration. whsshsE
u be esteemed eo~d % bad. ID has
rather Increased. There l. 10 use In
eltnkiaR Facts IN politics Any more than
10 ether pFaetieal soncsrns.
rWH caIp EAcrsl
Yes Turt Sss
Mr.. Cleveland has sonssaiea 10 90 10
fair in Atlanta next Oetsear, and u
regtureoa EsAtitats over thai fasa Oar
ESTEEM Cd q ntemparary. tie Atlanta
Cc@sisssftas, announces THAI. whetheR
b hoUes foe q renominatiau eE not, be
eli st q, aud Wih be Fe-electsd. This
- ssrt % tAaaShtlsaa tAaetiaees q
expreaaton WATCH m1sa Be palnfal 90
every uan who caRss mose fer the aac.
cess % tAa Dsm0saAsis party. And fer
toe sxiension Of Dsmoeratie pFsnztplea,
than fas he faFianes q any tEdaxsdaAI.
u % szrAase and usst anfoFtanAts that
Any psmoerat tookiax forward 10 tks
retsatian % lis party IN power sAoaid
oeatinately seat bis eyss % tie tree ana
systsnt natars of tAs pslItiaAl sstsasior.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

UNHKRK WILL BE A sEMI-ANNUAL
Il examination Of Teachers tor King
county ~ the Cour, House In Seattle. on
Wednesday and Thursday. the 18th and
fslh Of May. A ID. 1887. eommencing IS Q
e'clock q N. ISAAC y. RICH.
County Superintendent
H.P. JoNEs. Examining
KATaARINE y. C8RAsTY. foard.
APPS dir vi
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NOTICE.

An ELECTION FOR CHIEF or TIE
"A Fire DEPARTMENT viii Be keid ~ the
Engine Holss Of Fire Company Ne. I. On
c 3umbiA street On Monday. May 2, 1871.
Tia paIln VIII be open frnm easFen CID
c'clock q. N uRtn ssy - 0'cior< p N. o.
that day. JOHN Y. KINNEah
Presl6eas Bozrd Fire Delegates
Nr-RnI A q sNHpER ancrNAarY aMrasA
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n~E LIGHT BAT MARE WITH
" white hind fess ana white stripe On
the noeA came 70 the CITY Livery eaAeles
% the I'd insa oWner can have kha B&rna
~ proving proesrEJ ane p.ysng sxpsn@es-
r. n AsszEN.
sp4 = 1AnAgsr Gig ssAhles
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ToKLAs 4 SIRoERMAN, nineteenth cen.
tury dealers in clothing, shoes. hats, fur
nishiRg goods. dry goods. millinery,
fancy goods. eloaka. straps. trunks, va
liaes, rubber goods and garments. Gem
meFciAl and Washington streets. ap24
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FOR 9ALE.

A MOST PERFECT BILLIARD TIA
n bic with combinations by fest.
Address @. @. & Co.. this oface. apeA 81
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WHY HE LAUGHS.

TITHY BECAUSE LAUGHS LAUGHS BEST. c0NsK
published
tne1a1fso.
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Eacycgedis. and a0sAeO add ons
cur
ban ath 0
reach q hrass
EesE h ~ osn ho Ae 2 ne A.
This sold only subscription and on the following terms
e. ~ N Nv ERY-as znand
delivered the remaining volumes
!.
dsappnssd in e
fer s Isry h asn Who win Try and not slight you Y hr
calls while IN the Ap9
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WE TEST EACH EYE AND AD-
w just glass 70 suit in either gold.
silver. aluminium x~elni Q. nickel. rubber
or steel frames.
WIN. II. FINCK & co.
Commercial street, next to Kelloggis
drug store. apl0 81
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEATTLE ASn WEsT CoAsr RY. Co,
OFFicE CF PRESIDENT.
sEArrLE. April Is iSC.
&EALKD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ KR-
- ccived ~ this once nntu Il n. Thurs-
tay May Sh, iss7. for eleArtax. guiding
zFadtng h-tagang calxSF1z. drains and
riprApping On The arst ~setion of Tie above
couEAny's railway. heine fr0na = tunf ton
VITA tbs SEATTLE Lake shore and EAEsega
Raj Gay CemF4ay's line % the town Of
SnoAamiah. IN al aoCut Il miles
The company reserves The Fsxhs 10 ~.
icct any or all hi1A
Tor fzrther tnssrmAticn and fer glass
and sEeS-acAt oEe krply 70
N. CEAw FaRn. IA,
PTssidsna q ard W. G. ~.
o@cA Safa DsDsff Building. arigtd
Oulng % fsiAy 81 rreBxras "a a 30
Sea rnap4 etc. The tine o. recsistnR kltn
ter above hss eesn sxtenesd 70 ThsEscAy.
NAY i3th. 49,.
apSsss Il. CRAWFORD. u, Prsa
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Rooms to Let.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. CORNER
Il Second and Union streets. Inquire
on premises apai g.
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Restaurant for Sale.

DoING GOOD BUSINESS - MUST
II sal on account Of sickness. Address
y. q, Po1f-INTKLLlagNCER oGleA ami s.
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Still ahead Of all competition. Our
great auction purchase beats the world.
Such bargains in underwear will never
be presented 10 the public again.
ToKLAs q HENGERMAN.
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WANTED.

Farm hands. $40 to $50.
Laborers. 81 day.
3 carpenfers. ESQ month. NIL hands.
Boy, is years. for farm, $l5 month
Mixer, $50 month.
Railroad choppers and labosers.
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A FINE ROOM HOUSE, NICELY
IA located. commanding q grand view.
hot and cod water and bath room; tenant
to bay furniture, al In good repair; .
great b gain. Apply between and I p.
street.. middle house between Fourth and
Fffth streets. ap26 O.
TWO GERMAN GIRLS WANT TO
Address Miss 8. SAken, Seattle ap22 g.
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FOR SALE.

TrY PROPERTY AND FARMING
~ lands. improved and unimproVed,
New steamboat Kdsth r.. with good
paying route established, between Laurel
Shade and Houghton. on Lake Washing
ton, leaving Houghton every day ct am.
and p m. returning leaves Laurel Shade
at Q. m and D. m. Inquire Of
Aplf I'm w. w. EASTER. Maaaar.
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DY AN Al Filler. A BIRTH N a
ID eawUiu a. Gler e1d aAw hammeree
Czn ale any kidd Il ssw. o. wozl1 taks .
snAh sawmm to run. Addre8 3 ,rearo
tbs On Q. spd 81
"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-AE IN
w telligenA reliable and vide awake
ca1vakser cAA earn from s. % SO Per
week selling the International Cyeiope
81 aks ss S1 a4Sr cam s e e sss Sc, =
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Fine lot, T-room house and stable. Elev-
enth and Jackson streets. $3.50.
Lot 3. b 50 Terry's LIST, house and im-
Lots ie and Is. bl IL McAleers. ssa5 and
$50.
The lhest lots In bl 81 Mos -, $50 each.
Cleared lots IN Bigelow's I'D. SIS ans as.
Bi % Maynard's lake Washingten. &x2k.
Lots aud 8, bl 50 Terry's -, 5000.
Cleared lota. bi LAWYERS. SIS
Lots and G 81 = Yesler's lst, e53a.
House and lot On Sixth street. $50.
Furnished restaurants. e315 and e110a
City hotel 5000 eteam laundry. Sc
loon and lodging house. Vacant govern
ment claims, paTt bottom land $50. In
proved ranches. $50 % 5000.
Mortgages 81 solid property, sio0 10
$40 900. City and county scyip. -
New end secondhand safes
ve-nier compass and surveying il
Complete boarding and Iod zirg house..
Is rooms. on Columbia street. S525.
WAITED.
tn loan esco and 8sooe on good security.
Heuses IN rent. Money fer investment.
Women and gir's at SIS 70 go.
FOR RENT.
simprOved farms On shares.
Fruit and vegetable garden, near town.
2 farms on Lake WaahingtoD, orchard
hay, etc. no cash rent.
Houses and rooms. furnishes an unfur.
niehod GRO. W. CRANE.
wash Ter. EDployment Bureau. near
cor. Commercial and Washington Streets,
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FOR SALE.

7 OF 9. BLOCK Is MAYNARD's
Ia town plat. located on South Fourth
street between Main and Washington.
Has q hard finished, four room house.
Inquire at Ocean House of
APT I'm MAURICE O'CONNOR.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

1--WE HEAVY TEAMs-sEvEN RUG
IL 81 horses. Terms reasonable Can
be aeen at the City Stables, corner Main
and Third streets, Seattle. arc
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n NIAaE " FENENNH1 aMg
President q ard W. c. ~.
0@cA safs Dspasff RGilding. apiTbd
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Real EsrATE sRokERs.

Houses Let or Sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after June 90 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Largest and Finest Passenger station IN Americs;
80 colchester Express drawing-room cars 10 Aioany'
9 H. ssaIogs Lake George and Montreal special Draw
ing caldwell Lake George fAtts
.s'oO a m. tho FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED composed
exclusively OF Buffet smokinHcar dining car
ina Sssara Falls Ers Cleveland arriving
Chcag 60 300 nextday -. o.. MI,
neld springs Cana 1igua and locIester. o.,
tiiJoa a. M. Western New.York and Northern Exprsss
WIN gS M ssx%aToA LIMITED saturday July and
every Saturday thereafter buffet smoking anu
ss0 D m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica special with
cars to Troy ana snsas
81 D. M. Accommodation TO Albany and TROY. - o.,
Fast cseasS EsPrss Sn Toedc Detroit
md Chicago Dining car New YORK to Albany ~,,s
1850 M Fast a S,acsua Indianapolis 81
Louis Auburn Geneva canandsgua Clayton ara aax
dna Bay daily Paul smith, sSnad no 10 Albany
n n Montreal Adirondack Express daily Sleep
ing g Pa'tssnss asd conSeet daily al Pssbas
cnateaugay ebay Lyon Mountain ssns. far Paul
Lake saranss &C. raus %baas daily Saturday
Sleeper july and after daily except sunday Tor
NSrn crsss sGs esOsr arrives oa Bat
fao eS5 M and Cleyelani 2,i5 m Tor Roches
Pas9s E Es. s wlsn pss Detroit
Chicago sleeping cars to Clayton Wa 0'
sataraay Night Express with ssepnscar,s 70 Aban ~
and Troy Connects with the arth saursy
Saratoga. Lake George ana i01 'A' 800 :
and sDs c.as n Depot
IL Psrg Place Batedy Place o. vrS 8ss Washinsto
MOI 7a Enlton sta brooklyn ~ Fourthst Williams
burg Express call for and check baggage from hotels
asy others daily except sunday ssOp At h0s'
Hsvs%s 1 TaT@s ssss'''1e HENRY MONET
d asasrsi sapcriu.sndsnk General rAsssusss Assae
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Coftiandt and Dee
brosses folewsi
4 q M for Catasaaq and intermediate points. :,
for Geneva, Lyons ElnirA Rochester, nunnl9 md
Chair car %
o. ID for and intermediate points CHAIR car
20 Tunkhsnnock Connection TO Reading and HARRISBURG
BIO .. IN. Pittson and principal intermediate ponsa
Chair 10 Pittston, Go,
70 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to yoplay. :.
Up m Tor Geneva Lyons Elnra Rochester. Bunalo ana
the West Pullman sleeper u Lyons.
4, 90 D N. for Laurays aud intermediate points
Trains leaving at m ana 34O D. m connect M
ali points in Mshanoy apd Hazleon cog! rsgiona
m for r,auon Chunk Hazston ediate pointa
MAO n m for Cop,ay and intermediate poInts .
=. Geneva, Lyons Emira, Rochester bunalo ana
<ns IVES" General Eastern ONCE 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME SHORTENED RATES REDUCED.

Commencing 81 special express train with paroe
Central Depot via N. " N II. anil II.
r. H.. daily except sundays 912 dne at Fabyaus az
73O D. making White River Junction
with through train for Montreal via Central Vermont r..
and at Wells River for Montreal Quebec &c. via Passunp-
sic Div IL. ami l.. r. X
Returning train will leave Fabyans 9:l5 daily exceps
Sundays, due at New.York at 7:50 D. m.
Seats paror be secured in advance at d. r. and
s. O. ticket Office In Grand Central Depot.
For further information Conn River Line Folder wncn
may be obtained az principal ticket Offices:
@. p. A. y. Y, N. III. and II. r. r.
NETWORK, ONTARIO e. WESTERN RY.
IN Trains leave from ferries at West 42d and Jayst
42d m; Jayst 40 m, for Midletown Fails.
burg Monticello Liberty. Walton. Delhi Norwich Utica.
Oneida. Fulton. Buffalo. Detroit Chicago
West 42f 910 Jayst, $50 a. M for Lake MohonK.
Mnnewaska Middletown Ellenyle Fallsburg. Mon.
ticeo Liberty White Lake
West 42d 40 D. M Jay.st $3.50 D. m for Lake Mohonk
Lake Mnnewaska Middletown Ellenvie Falsburg. Mon
ticeo, Liberty, White Lake
West s2d 535 p. M; Jayst Sis NJ daily for Middle
town Fasburg Liberty Walton Norwich Oneida Oswego.
SUSPENSION Bridge Detroit. Chicago st Louis
Saturday halthoiay train, West 42f l. Is Jayst,
] p for Middetown. Eenvillc. Fasburg Monticello.
Liberty. white Lake
Pullman drawing and sleeping all trans
Seats and berhs reserved at 3DI Broadway Time table,
tickets 2U7 307 Qi4 1928 Broadway 1877 6thave,
1874 East l25th-st, 264 West 125th-st, N, Y.
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